Traditional Uses of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Among the Tribes of India

LC-HRMS analysis of corn mint Mentha arvensis L. for anticancer activity against triple-negative breast cancer targeting inflammatory and apoptosis signaling pathways

“…8 Menthol obtained from M. arvensis is used in medicine for stomach disorders, ointments for headaches, anti-peptic, and ulcer agents, and has been used for the treatment of skin diseases and throat and nose infections in traditional medicine. 9,10 M. arvensis has traditionally been used for the treatment of various health disorders and has shown antiinflammatory activity against arthritis problems 11,12 arousing the curiosity to utilize the plant for curing other diseases, such as cancer and diabetes. Since the antidiabetic activity of M. arvensis has already been reported, 13 the present study was designed to investigate the effect of M. arvensis on anticancer activity against human breast cancer cell lines using various morphological and molecular analyses.…”

Aromatic oasis: Exploring the richness of Odisha's fragrant flora

“…Odisha, a land steeped in ancient traditions and natural splendor, is home to a rich tapestry of biodiversity that includes a treasure trove of aromatic flora. Nestled in the eastern part of India, this region boasts a diverse range of ecosystems, from lush forests to coastal plains, providing an ideal habitat for a plethora of aromatic plants (Alam et al, 2022) [1] . The aromatic flora of Odisha not only contributes to the state's ecological balance but also plays a pivotal role in traditional practices, cultural rituals, and the thriving herbal industry.…”